The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank will become a network validator of the Oasys blockchain game focusing on the development of blockchain-based services for the game industry, according to a release that informs CoinDesk. SoftBank said that the technical side of Oasys serves both users and intellectual property (IP), and its advanced technical capabilities, which led to their decision to join the Oasys blockchain.
Network moderators are companies that monitor transactions on each blockchain network, thus contributing to the security of the network. This partnership goes beyond SoftBank’s role as sponsors, as the two companies explore possible collaborations, including the development of blockchain-based services, in the future.
Bandai Namco Research, SEGA, Square Enix, Netmarble and 17 other companies are among the 21 original validators for Oasys. Therefore, in the next round of cooperation, four more companies will join the network, bringing the total to 25.
In more than a year since its launch, Oasys has launched its mainnet blockchain protocol, with more than a dozen games that can be played on its blockchain. On January 31, 2023, the company announced its intention to list on the Japanese cryptocurrency exchange bitcoin.
In more than a year since its launch, Oasys has launched its mainnet blockchain protocol, with more than a dozen games that can be played on its blockchain. On January 31, 2023, the company announced its intention to list on the Japanese crypto exchange bitbank.
Oasys’ OAS token was up 8% to 9 cents at the time of writing.
